X2H eS Gaming Mouse

Try the pulsar shapes x2 and x2h. Xm2w didn't work so this might, you also mentioned flat sides, those are best for that. My friend has a similar grip to yours. X2 works for him, both standard and mini. He also like razer orochi but it's obsolete tech.

I had a 100 mice and my endgame is Lamzu Atlantis mini champion edition on Vaxee PA. I'm wondering if I should really explore Saturn pro, artisan and zowie mousepads. Best build quality mice were razer vv3p and Pulsar X2H Es. I'm currently testing superlight 2C on esp Feng Ling and xm2w4kv2.

Sidenote, throw away the wallhack sleeve and get a pulsar se one instead, they are so much more comfortable. Tried both and speaking from experience.

I have their X2H size 2 mouse and it is pretty good. Light and responsive. Does what it needs to do, and isn't too big or too small. This is going to be the X2 Crazy Light, though. Which is pretty small.

I have larger hands, only mouse that felt gpod to me is the pulsar x2h

Pulsar X2h Mini or just Pulsar X2H if you have bigger hands.

To stay within your budget, I recommend an Mchose K7 Ultra. The shape is almost identical to a Zowie U2 - but that shape shares a lot of similarities with ZA (and as reference I have a ZA-13 DW). Other shapes I enjoy with that back, high hump: Pulsar Tenz, Scyrox V8, Pulsar x2h.

I feel like it depends on how much palm contact you’re comfortable with? While the TenZ is a unique shape it’s also very similar to the X2H. Both, to me at least, feel like holding half of a tennis ball with flat sides which personally isn’t comfortable as I prefer slightly lower humps and deeper comfort grooves.

Heard, I love the slim waist and high hump of the x2h, closest I've found to an end game mouse, using it made me unable to even use the TenZ mouse I was like night and day difference in my KD 💔

I work in a store that sells a lot of different mice. I have smaller hands than you and even I have this problem. There is not a single mouse on the market that I can palm grip. The closest I've come to a comfortable mouse is the Pulsar X2H because it has a big hump in the back that I can rest my knuckles on. The Spatha is far to angular for it to be comfortable for anyone to use and I never recommend it to my customers. I've considered resorting to asking someone on fiver to design a shell I can 3D print using internals of another mouse. There are so many mice for people with small hands and none for people with big hands.

My recent experience - purchased and tried 10+ mouses in October: Rog Ace Aim, Rog Gladius 3, Pulsar x2h, Pulsar x3, Zowie ZA13 DW, Teevolution Terra Pro, Scyrox v8, DAV3 Hyperspeed and DAV4 Pro. The most anticipated one was the Terra, seconded by the Zowie. Ended up only keeping the two DAVs. Don't need two but can't decide which one to give up. In my view they are miles better than the others I tried.